texts: She is an American actress, singer, and model. After winning attention for her role in Fantastic Voyage, she won a contract with 20th Century Fox. She made One Million Years B.C. for the British studio Hammer Film Production. The year 1966 She had only three lines of dialogue in the film, but the images of her in a bikini became best-selling posters that turned her into an international sex symbol. In 1967, she starred in Bandolero! 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles was directed by 100 Rifles wasShe made a lot of variety specials. Through her portrayal of strong female characters, which helped in her breaking the mold of the traditional sex symbol, she developed a unique film persona that made her an icon of the 1960s and 1970s. Her rise to fame in the 1960's ended Hollywood's vigorous promotion of the blonde bombshell. She won a Golden Globe Award for her performance in The Three Musketeers. She was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for her performance in the film Right to Die. Empire magazine named her one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in Film History. Playboy had a list of the 100 Sexiest Stars of the Twentieth Century.Men's Health ranked her second on its "Hottest Women of All Time" list. On September 5, 1940, <mask> was born in Chicago, Illinois. She is the first child of two people. Her father was an engineer from La Paz, Bolivia. During an interview with Tavis Smiley in 2010, he stated, "My father came from a country called Bolivia." He was of Spanish descent. The second female non-royal head of state in the Americas is the cousin of hers.She was named after her paternal grandmother. Her mother, Josephine Hall, was the daughter of an architect and his wife. James "Jim" Tejada was a younger brother of <mask> and had a younger sister. When <mask> was two years old, the family moved from Illinois to San Diego. Her mother was a member of the Pacific Beach Presbyterian Church. As a young girl, she wanted to be a performer. After ten years of studying ballet, she left after her instructor told her she didn't have the right body type for professional ballet companies.She won beauty titles at the age of 14. She was crowned Miss La Jolla and Miss San Diego at the San Diego County Fair. The state title of Maid of California came from this long line of beauty contests. When she finished school, her parents divorced. He graduated from high school with honors. After graduating from San Diego State College with a theater arts scholarship, she married her high school sweetheart, James. She won parts in local theater productions.She played the title role in The Ramona Pageant in 1959 which was based on the novel Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson and Bob Biloe. She was a weather forecaster at KFMB in San Diego. She decided to give up her drama classes because of the demands of her family life. She moved with her two children to Dallas, where she made a "precarious living" as a cocktail waitress and model. Early works and breakthrough <mask> initially intended to move to New York City from Dallas, but moved back to Los Angeles in 1963, and started applying for roles with the movie studios. She met a one-time child actor and Hollywood agent who became her personal and business manager. They came up with a plan to turn him into a sex symbol.He convinced her to use her husband's last name to avoid being typecast as a Latina. She played a small role in two films, A House Is Not a Home and Roustabout. She appeared on the weekly variety series The Hollywood Palace as a billboard girl and presented. She was one of many actresses who tried out for the role of Mary Ann in Gilligan's Island. A Swingin' Summer was the first film in which he appeared. She won the Deb Star and Life magazine had a picture of her in it. There was buzz around town.The wife of Saul David recommended her to 20th Century Fox, where she got a contract. She agreed to a seven-year contract, five pictures over the next five years, and two floaters. The studio executives talked about changing her name. They didn't think "<mask>" would be easy to say. She didn't agree with their request. She stuck with her real name because she wanted her real name. She played a member of a medical team that was small and injected into an injured diplomat's body to save his life in the sci-fi film Fantastic Voyage.The film made her famous. She starred in One Million Years B.C. at Hammer Studios in Britain. The Hal Roach film One Million B.C. was a remake. The year 1940. Her only costume was a bikini. The fur bikini she wore was described as a "definitive look of the 1960s". She was praised by the New York Times in its review of the film, which was released in the U.K. in 1966 and in the U.S. in 1967.Although she had only three lines in the film, her luscious figure in a fur bikini made her a star and the dream girl of millions of young people. She became a pin-up girl after a publicity still of her in the bikini became a best-selling poster. A leading sex symbol of the era was raised by the film. The B.C. was listed by Time in 2011. A bikini is in the "Top Ten Bikinis in Pop Culture". Shoot Loud, Louder was a 1966 Italian film starring <mask> and Mastroianni. I don't understand what Joe E. Levine is going through.She played Elena in the segment "Fata Elena" in Sex Quartet. She was the only American in the anthology film The Oldest Profession. In Italy, she appeared in a movie called The Biggest Bundle of Them All. Edward G. Robinson said, "I must say she has quite a body." She was the result of a good publicity campaign. I hope she lives up to it because a body will only take you so far. Her first movie was filmed in Spain for 20th Century Fox.Peter Medak said that he was like a drum majorette at that time. She tried very hard and went to see the rushes every day. Who is this dumb broad? People used to say that. I told you to wait. I'll bet she makes it. She was a genuine person and I liked her very much.She had a beautiful body. She said her role was a Barbie doll. The Los Angeles Times film critic said that the new movies brought more proof that when Maria Montez died they didn't break the mold. Maria can't act from here to there, but both ladies seem to have been born to be photographed. He owed Fox four films at one time. They established their own production company. She wanted to play the role of Neely O'Hara in the adaptation of Valley of the Dolls but was turned down by Fox.The studio didn't want to cast Patty Duke or Sharon Tate. She played Lust incarnate in the Peter Cook–Dudley Moore comedy Bedazzled in England. The Western, Bandolero, was popular. It was shot in Del Rio, Texas, at the Alamo Village. She was against James Stewart and Dean Martin. "I think she's going to do well," Stewart said. "At least I'm not Miss Sexpot running around half naked all the time," she said of her performance.Lady in Cement was a sequel to the film Tony Rome. Kit Forrest was the romantic interest of Tony Rome. "I'm watching this movie and I'm thinking, 'What the hell has she got on?' and then I realize Kit Forrest was an alcoholic," she said. At one point, I realized she was an alcoholic. I did not know that. How could I miss that? She forgot to act because she was so enamored with Sinatra.He's fascinating. 100 Rifles was a 1969 western directed by Tom Gries that was filmed in Almera, Spain. Jim Brown and Fernando Lamas were also in it. The movie caused a lot of publicity and controversy because of a love scene between the two actors. The shower scene in the film is known as the "Shower Scene", in which <mask> distracts the soldiers on the train by taking a shower at a water tower along the tracks. The director tried to get her to do a nude scene, but she refused. She resisted going nude on-screen and pushed back against producers who wanted her to act or pose nude for years.Flareup and The Magic Christian were both released in 1969. His most controversial role was in Myra Breckinridge. She took on the role of the transsexual hero in order to be taken seriously as an actress. Mae West walked out of the film for three days due to animosity between her and the production. Gore Vidal's book about a man who becomes a woman through surgery was the basis for the film. Robert Fryer stated that if a man were going to become a woman, he would want to be the most beautiful woman in the world. He would become a celebrity.She was dubbed the "most desired woman" of the 1970s by Playboy. She presented at the Academy Award ceremony several times due to her popularity. She accepted the Best Supporting Actress Oscar on behalf of her friend and co-star, Goldie Hawn. Her television special was released by CBS. On the day of the premiere, the show received a 51 percent share on the National ARB Ratings and a 58 percent share in New York. The Beloved, in which she starred and produced, was filmed in Cyprus. The Tigon and Curtwell western shot was filmed in Spain in 1971.In 1972, he had a small role in Bluebeard. In Kansas City <mask> played a roller-derby star and single mother who tries to balance her desire for a happy personal life and her dreams of stardom. Life dubbed her the "hottest thing on wheels". The production of the film was stopped for six weeks after she broke her wrist. She flew to Hungary to film a scene with Richard Burton. Kansas City Bomber showed gender relations in the early 1970s, even though it wasn't considered a critical success. "You have all those women out there, but the men in the front office are really running it," he said in a 2012 interview.It was a nice metaphor for how a lot of women felt at that time. In 1973, he acted in The Last of Sheila and The Three Musketeers. In 1974 he acted in The Four Musketeers. In 1975, she said in an interview that being good in a bad movie doesn't do anything for your career. In 1976, he acted in Mother, Jugs & Speed. Animal was filmed in France with Jean-Paul Belmondo. She starred in the British adventure The Prince and the Pauper.In 1978, he appeared on The Muppet Show. In 1979 he played an alien bounty hunter chasing Robin Williams in "Mork vs. the Necrotons". In 1981 she starred on Broadway in Woman of the Year, receiving praise for following Lauren Bacall in the title role. The Legend of Walks Far Woman was filmed in 1982. The producers of the ABC prime time drama Dynasty considered a number of actresses for the role of Alexis Carrington, including Elizabeth Taylor and Sophia Loren, but settled on Joan Collins. She was due to star in a 1982 adaptation of John Steinbeck's Cannery Row, but was fired by the producers a few weeks into production. According to the studio, she was not living up to her contract because she refused early-morning rehearsals.MGM was sued for breaching a contract. According to studio executives, the reason she was following through with the trial was because she was an older actress who couldn't get roles anymore. There was a conspiracy to blame her for the film's budget problems and delays. She won a $10.8 million verdict against MGM after the jury sided with her. The whole episode was wished never had happened. She said she wanted to clear her name and get back to her work. She lost her film career when she was blackballed by the industry.She turned in a stirring performance as a woman stricken with Lou Gehrig's disease in the television drama Right to Die. She released a dance single called "This Girl's Back In Town", which peaked at No. 1 on the pop charts. The dance club chart has 29 on it. Scandal in a Small Town was one of the films she starred in. She appeared in Naked Gun : The Final Insult and Central Park West. She was a guest on the American comedy series "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" in 1996. Julie Andrews and Liza Minnelli starred in Broadway's Victor/Victoria in 1997.She acted in an episode of the comedy series "The Summer of George" in which she played a version of herself that was very mean to the show's characters. She had roles in Legally Blonde and Tortilla Soup. In 2002, she starred in the PBS series American Family, a story about a Mexican American family. Forget About It was her next film. She appeared in Welcome to The Captain, which aired on CBS television on February 4, 2008. She played a role in The Ultimate Legacy. Four decades after starring together in The Biggest Bundle of Them All, <mask> and Robert Wagner are back on screen in a sitcom called Date My Dad.She acted in a movie. In Las Vegas, she performed in a one-woman nightclub musical act. In 1974 she won a Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Actress in a Musical or Comedy for The Three Musketeers. Right to Die was nominated for a Golden Globe Award. There is a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 7021 Hollywood Boulevard. She received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Imagen Foundation for her promotion of Americans of Latin heritage. The Walter Reade Theater at the Film Society of Lincoln Center was the location for a special retrospective of the films of <mask>.The Total Beauty and Fitness Program book and videos were released in 1984. Her views on healthy living and nutrition, as well as beauty and personal style, are included in the book. The multi-Platinum collection of fitness and yoga videos was directed by André Weinfeld. Her signature line of wigs was a success. The success of her wig collection HAIRuWEAR made her start a jewelry and skincare line. The newest face of the Beauty Icon series was selected in January 2007. Several of her makeup shades are in glossy black and tiger-print packaging.The tiger print theme of the collection celebrates the image of a strong and wild cat. On May 8, 1959 she married her high school sweetheart, James, but they separated in 1962 and divorced in 1964. She married a producer and divorced him. She was married to producer André Weinfeld for 10 years before divorcing in 1990. In 1999 <mask> wed Richard Palmer, the owner of Mulberry Street Pizzeria, but they separated in 2003 and later divorced. She won't remarry. She is the mother of two children through her first marriage.The November 1995 issue of Playboy had a nude photo of Tahnee on the cover. The marriage of Damon and Rebecca lasted only two years. In 1979 she posed for Playboy, but never did a nude shoot. The last of the classic sex symbols came from the era when you could be considered the prettiest woman in the world without taking your clothes off, according to Hugh Hefner. She did not want to do complete nudity. The pictures show her point. She has refused to take her clothes off on screen or in front of the camera because she said this was the way she was raised.In the 1960s, her image was that of a sex temptress, but her private life was quite different. She once said, "What I do on the screen is not to be compared with what I do in my private life." Privately, I don't like any fanfare. She admitted that she was not brought up to be a sex symbol. The fact that I became one is very lucky. During an appearance on The O'Reilly Factor, she said she was on the conservative side because of her mother's western values. The troops were supported at the USO shows during the Vietnam War.America's feminine ideal was transformed into its current state by <mask>. Her beautiful looks and eroticism made her the definitive 1960s and 1970s sex icon, rather than the blonde bombshell of the late 1950s as typified by Marilyn Monroe. She was exotic, brunette, and smolderingly sexual when she was a star in the 1960's. Her photos helped popularize her image, dress style, and 1960s and 1970s fashion trends. Big hair was popular with actresses. "One's on the Way" was written by country music legend Lynn. One of the earliest actresses to have a lead role in a Western movie was <mask>.Later revenge films were influenced by Hannie Caulder. The film was one of the things that inspired Kill Bill. It took a long time until female leads appeared in mainstream U.S. cinema who were strong without adding fictional or overemphasizing masculine qualities. In the 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption, the poster that Andy Dufresne had on his prison cell wall at the time of his escape was a pinup image of One Million Years B.C. Prior to Dufresne's escape being realized, the warden referred to her as "Miss Fuzzy Britches". Films and Television Stage Discography Singles Books were published by Henry Holt and Company and Weinstein Books.

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texts: The Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Faculty of History of St. Petersburg State University, is <mask>. The family of a police officer had a child named V<mask>. The small-scale owners of Bessarabia owned the <mask>v family. He tried to enroll in the Faculty of Philosophy, but failed. He graduated from the History Department of the Leningrad State University in 1990. The Department of Modern and Modern Times is where he studied. The scientific supervisor was a woman.He studied the history of trade relations between Russia and Germany. The teachers are B.V. Ananych and E.R. Olkhovsky. After graduating from the university, he worked for a while as a deputy head of the youth club association of the Nevsky district, then took a job as a teacher at the Department of National History. He was a candidate at the Department of Political History at the Russian Academy of Sciences. The Institute of History. <mask> completed his PhD in 1996 "State Savings banks in Pre-revolutionary Russia".He completed his PhD in 2001 about banking in Russia during the 18th and 19th centuries. At the same university. In 1996-1997 <mask> worked as an editor of the St. Petersburg Independent Humanitarian Academy after working at the Department of National History. From 1997 to 2008 he was Senior lecturer, Associate Professor, and Head of the Department of Russian History at the University. He was a professor at the Department of the History of Entrepreneurship and Management at the Faculty of History of St. He is a professor at the Department of History of the Peoples of the Commonwealth of Independent States. His research interests include economic history, social history, local history, and genealogy.The history of finance and banking, the class system of the Russian Empire, as well as the history of Russian entrepreneurship are some of his works. His participation in the publications "Credit and Banks in Russia before the beginning of the XX century: St. Petersburg and Moscow" and " History of the Bank of Russia" The year 2010 <mask>'s research is based on archival sources and statistical data. The monograph "Business life in the South of Russia in the XIX-early XX century" was the winner of the Academician I. D. Kovalchenko Prize of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He received a medal from the Academy of Sciences of Moldova. The book "Bessarabia and its Nobility in the XIX-early XX centuries" was the winner of the second prize.Peterburg works monographs. Istoria bancov. SPb., 2001. B.V.Ananjichem, S.G.Beljaevym, Z.V.Dmitrievoj, S.K.Lebedev, P.V.Lizunov are included. There is a history of banks. The History of a banking in Russia began in the 18th century and ended in the 19th century. The second edition of St. Petersburg was published in 2004.Credit I banchi v Rossii do nachala    veca: Sanct-Peterburg i Moscva. In 2005, SPb. A.V.Bugrovym, M.M.Dadykinoj, S.G.Beljaevym, and B.V.Ananjichem are included. The credit and banks in Russia prior to the beginning of the 20th century are listed. Istoria sberegatelnih v imperatorscoi. SPb., 2007. A history of savings banks in Russia.Iz istorii blagotvoritelnosti v Rossii is an article. In 1996. No 6. P. 5-15. From a history of charity in Russia. SPb., 1996. No 6.P. 16-21. The correspondence with the council of the St.-Petersburg Educational house was written by I.I.Betskogo. In 1996. No 7. P. 159- 169. From a history of a savings affair in Russia. Is that XIX?. The word "noi" is derived from the Greek word "chasovoi." In 1996. No 4. P. 23-34. From a history of Russian economic emigration. 19thSotzialnii sostav vcladchicov gosudarstvennih sberegatelnih. ., 1998. No 7. P. 73–79. There is a social composition of investors of the state savings banks in Russia. L altro novecento la Russia. The city of Bergamo.1999. With. Economichescoe polojenie Russcoi Pravoslavnoi Tzercvi v contze XIX. SPb. Chishinev. In 2000. No 1.P. 300. The economic situation of the Russian Orthodox Church at the end of 19th century. I credit Dengi. , 2001. No 9. P. 64–69. The social composition of investors in 1895-1916, and the operational activity of the state savings banks.2002. P. 66-90. The establishment of savings banks in Russia. There is a woman namedAlmanah. SPb., 2004. P.385. From a history of an archival affair in Russia.There is a person named Iubileinii. trudov. SPb., 2004. P. 13-19. Legislative regulation of a trading inconsistency in Russia in the first half of the 19th century. It's called Clio. Jurnal dlia was published in 2005.No 1. There are 28 items. P. 125-134; Chasti 2. SPb. It's called Clio. Jurnal dlia was published in 2005. No 2.There is a new item on this page. P. 152-161. The activity of administrative controls in Bessarabia began in the 19th century. Materiali III nauchnoi conferentzii. Saransc, 2007. P. 465. In the 19th century, the market of iron and hardware and his largest operators in edge.N. L. Klein is a professor. The year 2007. P. 55-64. Mark Valjano and the grain market in the second half of the 19th century.

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texts: Mark William Calaway, better known by the ring name <mask>, is an American actor and retired professional wrestler. He is considered to be one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time. Calaway was best known for his professional wrestling career in WWF/E from 1990 to 2020. Calaway is still employed by the company through a 15-year contract signed in 2019. Calaway started his career in 1987 as a wrestler for World Class Championship Wrestling. During this time, he became the USWA unified world champ and WCWA Texas champ. After signing with World Championship Wrestling in 1989, he had a brief stint in the mid-card as "Mean" Mark Callous, before joining the World Wrestling Federation in 1990.Once a member of the WWF, Calaway was changed into a horror-themed Deadman gimmick. He won the Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards for Best Gimmick for the fifth year in a row. The Undertaker was intent on disrupting the confidence of his rivals while feuding with and confronting them, done through varied alarmist tactics: delivering caskets, corpse-like effigies, theatrically chilling entrances, funeral tolling A high ratings, envelope-pushing generation of the WWF/E in the latter 1990s, The Undertaker is one of the most prominent figures of the Attitude Era. Calaway assumed a biker identity called "American Badass" in 2000 in order to perform under a truer version of himself. Calaway resurrected The Deadman Taker in 2004. For the better part of his career, <mask> was seen as a focal point of the annual event, where he became esteemed for <mask> Streak, a series of 21 straight victories.He is also known for teaming up with his half-brother Kane in order to form The Brothers of Destruction from 1997 to 2020. Calaway won the WWF/E Championship four times, the World Heavyweight Championship three times, the Hardcore Championship once and the World Tag Team Championship six times. The Royal Rumble match was won by him. He is one of the most popular performers at pay-per-view events. 30 years to the day from his on-screen debut for the company at the same pay-per-view brand, <mask> retired from professional wrestling in 2020 and made a farewell appearance at that year's Survivor Series, 30 years to the day from his on-screen debut for the On February 18, 2022, <mask> was confirmed as the first member of the WWE Hall of Fame class of 2022, and was praised by fans, the professional wrestling community and media outlets alike. Mark William Calaway was born in Houston, Texas, on March 24, 1965, the son of Frank Compton Calaway and Betty Catherine Truby.He had four older brothers named David, Michael, Paul, and Timothy. He was a member of the football and basketball teams at Waltrip High School. He was studying for a basketball scholarship when he graduated from college. He majored in sport management at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas, where he played center for the Rams in the 1985– 1986 season. After dropping out of university to focus on a career in sports, Calaway briefly considered playing basketball in Europe before deciding to focus on professional wrestling. Calaway disliked Buzz Sawyer, who lacked commitment and provided a limited education, and began training under him in the late 80's. Calaway learned on the job.Calaway lost his first match as a wrestler in the World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) on June 26, 1987, at the Dallas Sportatorium. He was accompanied to the ring by his manager, Percival "Percy" Pringle III. There are two myths about Calaway's beginnings in the industry, the first being that he made his in-ring debut in 1984 and the second being that he was trained by Don Jardine. Calaway was a fan of Jardine's work and would imitate his top rope walk. Wrestler using some of Jardine's style eventually turned into a story that he was trained in. In 1988, Calaway joined the Continental Wrestling Association, which became part of the United States Wrestling Association (USWA), after Jerry Jarrett bought WCCW and merged the two organizations into one. On February 2, 1989, he was reintroduced as The Master of Pain, a character fresh out of the United States Penitentiary, Atlanta, after serving five years for killing two men in a fight.He stayed in the ring after his second match and challenged Jerry Lawler to a match. The Master of Pain was in control until he was called off. On April 1, <mask> of Pain won his first professional wrestling championship after a title match with Lawler. He held it for three weeks before he was pinned. Calaway won the WCWA Texas Heavyweight Championship on October 5, 1989, when Eric Embry forfeited the title. Calaway adopted the ring name "Mean Mark" Callous after joining World Championship Wrestling as a villain. He was portrayed as a morbid character, he wore mostly black ring attire, and Jim Ross described him as having a penchant for pet snakes.Callous made his debut on January 3, 1990, in a match against Agent Steel and Randy Harris, after being drafted into The Skyscrapers tag team to replace Sid Vicious. The new team got a lot of attention when they beat The Road Warriors after their match. Callous and Dan Spivey had a Chicago Street Fight against The Road Warriors. The team broke up after Callous and the masked Skyscraper were defeated in the street fight. At Capital Combat, Callous defeated Johnny Ace and Brian Pillman under the guidance of Paul Heyman. During contract renewal discussions, Ole Anderson told Calaway that nobody would ever pay to watch him perform. During this time, Calaway tried to get a meeting with Vince McMahon in order to achieve noteworthy success in professional wrestling.Obtaining an interview with McMahon was described by Calaway as a despairing task. Calaway was able to get a meeting with McMahon by convincing people familiar with McMahon or already existing WWF talent to recommend him into WWF. During the making of the movie Suburban Commando, Calaway was able to get a recommendation sent to McMahon from Hogan, who was in the movie. Hogan's effectiveness was questioned because he was on bad terms with McMahon. Callous wrestled at The Great American Bash, but was pinned. According to WWF/E executive Bruce Prichard, "feelers" had already been sent out to the WWF by Heyman: Calaway wrestled the match with a dislocated hip knowing that he was being watched by McMahon. McMahon initially wasn't interested, but Prichard encouraged him to speak with Calaway when they traveled to New Jersey for a house show.Calaway gave notice to WCW after the meeting between the two. He defeated Dave Johnson at a WorldWide taping in Amarillo, Texas on September 7. Calaway wrestled under the name "Dice Morgan" in New Japan Pro-Wrestling. He returned to the USWA to compete in a tournament to determine the new USWA Unified World Heavyweight champion, but lost to Jerry Lawler in the quarterfinals. The World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment/WWE WWF debut and early feuds, Old West Mortician Deadman, was created in October 1990 by Calaway and was originally called Kane The Taker. The first edition of the Deadman series was distinguished by external media as "The Old West Mortician". Vince McMahon assigned the gimmick to him.He accepted the role despite Calaway's doubts. Although this match was filmed three days prior to the November 22 Survivor Series elimination tag match, it did not air on television. Calaway's official televised debut was the Survivor Series event in which he was presented as the mystery partner of Ted DiBiase's Million Dollar Team. One minute into the match, <mask> eliminated Koko B. Ware. He eliminated Rhodes before being counted out and his team won the match. The portion "Kane", which was dropped shortly after the event, was given to another wrestler once he took on the role of <mask>'s younger brother. At the end of 1990 The <mask> picked up squash victories against jobbers on Superstars of Wrestling and Wrestling Challenge tapings.He was a participant in the 1991 Royal Rumble match. In February 1991, Brother Love delegated his short-lived management role of <mask>taker to Paul Bearer, who was a real-life funeral director. Histrionic, wailing and ghostly in character, Bearer was almost always seen carrying an urn which he raised in the air to transmit supernatural healing powers to <mask>. <mask>ndertaker used to carry his defeated opponents off to the back in a body bag. His first WWF feud was with "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka, and he picked up victories in squash matches. On March 24, 1991, <mask>taker defeated "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka to win the WWF Championship. He locked up <mask> Ultimate Warrior on the set of Paul Bearer's Funeral Parlor interview segment after attacking him.The Warrior enlisted the assistance of Jake "The Snake" Roberts to get him mentally prepared for <mask>'s morbid alarmist tactics: Roberts would drill the Warrior with "know your enemy" training, setting up the Warrior in a series of scary, terrifying circumstances. This culminated in a final stage of Roberts's training in which he helped <mask> ambush Warrior. In addition to the first ever body bag challenge, casket match, and standard pin-fall match, theUndertaker suffered his first losses in the WWF to The Ultimate Warrior. After the Warrior's suspension, the feud was cut short. In the 1991 King of the Ring, both Sid Vicious and Animal were eliminated from the tournament after Sid Vicious was disqualified in the semifinals. The youngest WWF champion in history was broken in April 1993 by Yokozuna, who was 18 years old when he won the WWF Championship at Wrestlemania IX. Jack Tunney lost the title to Hogan on This Tuesday in Texas six days later.The title was taken away from Hogan the next night by Tunney due to the controversial endings of the two title matches. The company was without a WWF champion until 1992. Jake "The Snake" Roberts tried to attack Randy "Macho Man" Savage's wife Miss Elizabeth with a steel chair in February 1992, but he was stopped by <mask> "Taker". The turn was solidified on the February 29 episode of Superstars, when Roberts confronted <mask> on the funeral parlor set over the incident. Roberts attacked both Bearer and <mask>, only for the latter to stand his ground and run Roberts off. Roberts was defeated by <mask>. He feuded with wrestlers managed by Harvey Wippleman.The first ever episode of Monday Night Raw was broadcast on January 11, 1993 and featured a victory over Damien Demento by <mask>. Calaway said that working with Gonzlez took years off of his career. He faced Gonzlez at WrestleMania IX, which is notable as <mask>'s only disqualification win at the event was due to the use of chloroform. At the 1993 Survivor Series, a clash between the two lost control and resulted in the elimination of them in an elimination tag match. TheUndertaker and Bearer spooked Yokozuna with their wintery and remote rural area workshop. TheUndertaker was presented with a double wide, double deep casket by Bearer for Yokozuna, who was immensely overweight. The WWF Championship casket match was held in January 1994.<mask>taker was sealed in the casket during the match with the assistance of a number of wrestlers. The arena lights went out after the casket was trapped by the pack. The spirit of the dead man appeared from inside the casket on the video screen, warning that he would produce a future rebirth of himself, and that he would not rest in peace. The wrestler didn't appear in the WWF for seven months after his loss. He was given time off to heal his back injury. The WWF promoted video clips of random people who claimed to have seen The Real Deadman, following the death angle at the Royal Rumble. Ted DiBiase introduced an old friend to the WWF.Calaway's real-life cousin, Brian Lee, who is also known as "<mask> Underfaker", was hired by Dibiase to play the role of the fakeUndertaker, who was rejuvenated by Dibiase's money rather than Bearer's urn. His actions led to the return of the realUndertaker at SummerSlam, defeating the impostor and appearing as a reincarnation of his Deadman gimmick, one of a more shadowy, mysterious and secret presence. TheUndertaker's wrestling gear used to be gray with purple, but now it's blue with purple semidarkness. The addition of sleeve tattoos and Godlike elements, as well as lightening and windy weather-like effects, were some of the details that would become associated with <mask> for the rest of his career. At the 1994 Survivor Series, <mask>taker faced off against him again after he avenged his feud with Yokozuna. Chuck Norris was a special guest/ringside security guard for the match. He was able to prevent interference from WWF athletes.Unable to rely on interference, Yokozuna was defeated and sealed in the casket. Ted DiBiase's Million Dollar Corporation had a feud with the wrestler. The chain of athletes started with Schyster, who was attacked by another member of the Million Dollar Team at the Royal Rumble. There was a singles match at WrestleMania XI. This edition of WrestleMania produced the first mention of <mask>'s historic WrestleMania-winning streak, which Vince McMahon acknowledged as the man who's never lost at the event made his entrance. "The Supreme Fighting Machine" Kama stole the urn from Bearer during the match and was issued with another opponent by DiBiase. Kama destroyed the stolen urn and then recycled it into bling.He attacked <mask>'s fans, dubbed "creatures of the night", while he wore the flashy bling around his neck. Kama was defeated in a casket match by Taker at SummerSlam. After being hit in the eye with King Mabel's fist at a house show, <mask> was forced to miss a period of time for surgery. Due to the incident happening at a house show, Vince McMahon had it presented to the audience as though it had occurred from the exchange of leg drops and splashes on Monday Night Raw that had aired 2 days prior. <mask> returned a couple months later at Survivor Series, in which he single-handedly eliminated an entire team of athletes led by King Mabel, leading his own team to victory. He wore a Phantom of the Opera-like, gray upper-face mask to protect his eye injury while it healed. In Your House had a casket match in December.In the main event of the Royal Rumble in 1996, <mask> was defeated by Bret Hart in a WWF Championship match. Diesel interfered with <mask>'s attempt to hit the Piledriver on Hart, costing him the title. There was interference on the February 5 episode of Raw. At that month's In Your House: Rage in the Cage, while Diesel was facing Hart in a steel cage match for the WWF Championship, <mask> delivered a surprise attack, emerging from a hole he had ripped through the ring canvas and dragging Diesel with him down under, allowing Hart the The feud between Diesel and <mask> Taker ended in a singles match at Wrestlemania XII, where Taker won. The next night on Raw, Mankind made his debut and interfered in the match between the two wrestlers. For the next few months, <mask> was defeated by Mankind.The WWF Intercontinental

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After more than 20 minutes of brawling with Mankind in the Cleveland Gund Arena's boiler room, the arena corridors and the entrance ramp, <mask> reached for Paul Bearer's urn to take the win, but Bearer hit him with it.The main event of In Your House 11: Buried Alive was the first ever Buried Alive match, and it took place after Bearer's betrayal. After chokeslamming Mankind into the open grave and shoveling dirt on him so that he wouldn't be seen, theUndertaker won the match. However, after interference from <mask>ecutioner, as well as the help of several other heel wrestlers, Mankind escaped the grave and together the mob all shoveled dirt onto <mask>, who was fully buried alive. The Undertaker's hand came out of the ground amid a bolt of lightening. After being buried alive and a month-long hiatus, <mask> of Darkness Deadman returned at the Survivor Series to face off against Mankind, but with a unique twist; Paul Bearer was hanging above the ring. If he won the match, he would be able to grab Bearer. The Executioner interfered with the match to allow Bearer to escape.At this event, <mask> developed a more informal, more humanized "Deadman" incarnation. He took on a Goth appearance and persona, with a mean streak, in order to better fit in with the Attitude Era. The Lord of Darkness was the third incarnation of his Deadman persona. The Executioner had been interfering with his matches since he arrived. At In Your House 12: It's Time, The Executioner was defeated in an Armageddon Rules match even though he was heavily involved with Mankind. <mask>Undertaker lost to Vader in a singles match at the Royal Rumble in 1997 after Bearer interfered on his behalf. Stone Cold Steve Austin sneaked back into the Royal Rumble match after both of them had been eliminated, and they clashed in the final moments of the match.He faced Vader and Austin in a four-corners elimination match for the vacant WWF Championship at In Your House 13: Final Four, but he lost. <mask> won the WWF Championship for the second time at the 13th edition of the event. The Deadman's first incarnation for that night only was the "Old West Mortician", who wore the trademark gray wrestling gear accessories (boot spats, tie, stetson hat ribbon and gloves), along with a pitch-black entrance with only a white spotlight shined. Paul Bearer tried to rejoin <mask> as his manager after he won the WWF Championship. At In Your House 14: Revenge of the 'Taker', Bearer had Mankind set a fireball to the 'Taker's face' after he refused to attack Bearer. <mask>Undertaker set a fireball to Bearer's face after the match. Following the event, Bearer was bandaged up from fire burns, and likened the assault on him to a past incident he described as The Undertaker's "deepest, darkest secret".Bearer was able to return to him as a manager and mentor after giving <mask> an ultimatum to reveal his deepest, darkest secret to the world. After only a few months of abrasive behaviors from Bearer, <mask> lost his patience and rejected Bearer as his manager. Bearer revealed that <mask> had killed his family by burning down the funeral home where he and his younger brother were raised. The younger brother, Kane, was not revealed to be <mask>'s half-brother until the following year, April 1998, when Bearer revealed to the world that he is Kane's father, <mask>'s mother having had an affair with him. The results of the DNA test were verified by Bearer. At this point in his career, <mask> denied the charges of committing the murder of his family; however, Bearer claimed to have proof in the form of Kane, who had survived though scarred and burned. Kane was institutionalized after the fire, having been raised by Bearer.Kane had been waiting to avenge his older half-brother since the fire. Kane could not have survived the fire because he was the one to set it. It would not be until a year after the funeral home that killed his parents and scarred his brother was set on fire that <mask> confessed to his crimes. In spite of Bearer projecting himself as a constant source of distress to <mask>, he was able to secure successful title defenses against Stone Cold Steve Austin, Faarooq, and Vader. At SummerSlam, Shawn Michaels accidentally hit <mask> with a steel chair shot, costing him the WWF Championship, as a result of the "deep, dark secret" storyline directed by Bearer. The accidental chair shot led to a violent feud, one revolving around intentional chair shots by Michaels on <mask>. After the duo's very first match, which was a chaotic and uncontrollable encounter that resulted in a double count-out draw at Ground Zero: In Your House,<mask> challenged Michaels to the first ever Hell in a Cell match to take place at Badd Blood: In Your HouseDespite the inclusion of the cell for more order and to prevent Michaels escape, the encounter ended up even more brutal and savage than their first match and is considered one of the best matches of his career. After striking Michaels with a chair shot of his own, <mask> was about to win when his half-brother Kane interrupted him. Kane, under the control of Paul Bearer, ripped off the cell door, laid out <mask>, and allowed Michaels to pin him for the victory. Kane repeatedly challenged <mask>, going to lengths of tormenting and humiliating him, as the storyline progressed through Bearer having Kane mow down much of the WWF roster. <mask>Undertaker refused to fight his half-brother, claiming that he had made a vow to his parents not to harm his own flesh and blood. The WWF Championship was on the line when theUndertaker and Michaels met in a casket match. The week before on Raw, Kane had seemingly allied with his brother against Michaels's D-Generation X; however, at the Royal Rumble, Kane trapped <mask> in the coffin, padlocked the lid shut, and set the casket ablaze, allowing Michaels another victory.On the March 2, 1998, edition of Raw, Kane and Bearer were presented with a coffin on the entrance stage by the druids, who interrupted them with bell tolls. The coffin was struck and dismantled by a lightening bolt, revealing that the lied outUndertaker sat up in fury and challenged Kane to do battle with him. Kane was defeated by <mask> in their first match. Kane challenged Taker to a second match at Unforgiven: In Your House one month later. Kane had his arm on fire. When they faced each other in a Hell in a Cell match at King of the Ring, the feud had been revived and taken to a new level. The match was one of the most famous in professional wrestling.During the match, <mask> threw Mankind off the roof of the cell and onto the table below. He did a chokeslam on Mankind through the roof of the cell and knocked him unconscious. The wrestler broke his ankle when he jumped from the top of the cell to the ring canvas. As things progressed, Mankind introduced many thumbtacks scattered across the ring canvas, but was back body dropped on them, and then chokeslammed onto them, before <mask>r won the match. <mask> and Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Kane and Mankind to win the WWF Tag Team Championship. Kane and Mankind defeated theUndertaker and Austin in a fatal four-way tag-team match on the August 10 edition of RAW to regain the titles from them. Austin is the number one contender for the WWF Championship at SummerSlam.Before SummerSlam, <mask> revealed that he and Kane were brothers. Even though he lost the match at SummerSlam, <mask> gave Austin his championship belt back because he didn't want him to interfere in the match with Kane. In September, the storyline continued and <mask> began to show some heel characteristics when he and Kane revealed the fact that they were in cahoots to rid Austin of his title for Mr. McMahon. McMahon stated that the brothers were not allowed to pin each other in the triple threat match that was booked for the WWF Championship. The title was taken away by McMahon after theUndertaker and Kane pinned Austin after a double chokeslam. Austin was the special guest referee for the match at Judgment Day: In Your House between <mask> and Kane for the title. Kane was hit with a chair at the end of the match as Kane had his back turned and Paul Bearer was about to assist him by giving him a steel chair.<mask>Undertaker went for the pin, but Austin refused to count the fall, attacked him and counted him out. <mask> turned heel on Raw for the first time since 1992 when he reconciled with Bearer and claimed that he and Bearer would unleash their "Ministry of Darkness" on the WWF. <mask> admitted that he had set the fire that killed his parents and scarred Kane, for which he had previously blamed Kane, as part of the new storyline angle. The Ministry of Darkness Deadman returned to his feud with Austin after he lost the title to <mask> on the November 16 episode of Raw, hitting Austin in the head with a shovel. The Buried Alive match was scheduled for Rock Bottom: In Your House. In the weeks leading up to Rock Bottom, <mask> tried to embalm Austin, tried to have Kane commit to a mental asylum, and had his druids chain Austin to an immense structure of TheUndertaker logo before having the structure lifted up high into the air. The Buried Alive match was lost after Kane interfered.A dark priest-like character who in the initial period of this persona reigned over a stable known as The Ministry of Darkness was introduced as an updated version of the Deadman identity by January 1999. He took on a demonic presence in this form, much more so than before. He claimed to be taking orders from a higher power. He wore a hooded black robe and sat on a throne with his logo on it. He used various incantations and magic words to get out the dark side of the WWF wrestlers he wanted to recruit into his Ministry. The ministry consisted of <mask> Brood, Christian, Edge, Gangrel, The Acolytes, Mideon, and Viscera. Calaway had a hip replacement and did not wrestle for a while.The World Wrestling Federation's owner, Mr. McMahon, was replaced by the wrestler, who wanted to take control of the organization. The rivalry between The Ministry and The Corporation resulted in a match between Big Boss Man andUndertaker. The two faced off in a Hell in a Cell match at the event. Ken Shamrock was defeated by the wrestler at Backlash: In Your House. Stone Cold Steve Austin and Mr. McMahon entered into a reluctant alliance after Mr. McMahon was kidnapped by <mask>. Austin was able to save her after theUndertaker sacrificed her in a ceremony conducted by Paul Bearer. At the Over the Edge pay-per-view, <mask> defeated Austin for his third WWF Championship with help from the special guest referee.The Corporate Ministry was formed after the merger of the Ministry and McMahon's Corporation alliance. The wrestler revealed that Mr. McMahon was his "Higher Power". After losing the WWF Championship to Austin on the Raw after King of the Ring, his relationship with the McMahons dissolved and The Corporate Ministry ended. The Unholy Alliance was a tag team that held the WWF Tag Team Championship twice. The Undertaker was seen limping in several matches after he suffered a groin tear after their victory at SummerSlam. He didn't compete in wrestling matches in the following weeks because he ordered Big Show to fight all his battles. Developing a smart mouth and thus horror comedy traits, The <mask> began a subtle transition into his biker identity in 2000.According to an interview with Kevin Nash, this was a move to allow Calaway to enter World Championship Wrestling with a non-trademarked persona. It would have been Mark Calaway if he had entered. Calaway re-signed with the WWF despite being described as close. In order to compensate for his lack of physical activity, he became more vocal on the mic, making smart-aleck remarks and performing commentary. On the September 23, 1999 episode of SmackDown!, Mr. McMahon threatened that he would remove <mask> from the Unforgiven main event if he refused to participate in a casket match against Triple H. Calaway took a break from the WWF to treat his groin injury. He and Viscera lost to Kane and <mask> at a house show in Puerto Rico on December 14.The Armageddon promotional poster advertised the return of <mask> Wrestler, but he tore his pectoral muscle and took almost eight months out of action. Calaway went under the name "<mask> American Badass" in May 2000 and was known for motorcycle-riding, tobacco chewing, and wearing a sporty appearance. Calaway's Badass persona was only semifictional with features adopted from who he is out of character, which is why he wanted to transform <mask>. At the end of the Iron Man match for the WWF Championship between Triple H and <mask>, he took out all the members of the McMahon-Helmsley group, which caused him to turn face. Triple H was targeted at the King of the Ring pay-per-view. He and Kane were booked to compete in the WWF Tag Team Championship. Edge and Christian retained the title after they were defeated by them the following week.Kane betrayed <mask> Taker by hitting him with two chokeslams, the second one causing the ring apron to cave in, during the August 14 Raw bout against Chris Benoit. Kane ran from the ring area after <mask> Taker removed his mask at SummerSlam, which ended in a no contest. The WWF Championship was up for grabs at the Survivor Series. After he switched places with his real-life brother, the wrestler defeated <mask>. The WWF Championship will be on the line in the Hell in a Cell match at Armageddon. The wrestler promised to make someone famous when he performed a chokeslam on Rikishi from the roof of the cell. The Brothers of Destruction challenged for the WWF Tag Team Championship again in 2001.They received a title shot at No Way Out, facing Edge and Christian in a tables match, but they were not successful. <mask>ndertaker defeated Triple H at the event. Triple H formed a surprise alliance with Stone Cold Steve Austin, which was the focus of the storyline that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611

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The Alliance's Stone Cold Steve Austin, Booker T, Rob Van Dam, <mask> Rock, Chris Jericho and Big Show faced off against The Alliance's Stone Cold Steve Austin, Booker T, Rob Van Dam,Shane McMahon and Kurt Angle in a match that was the last time Kane and <mask> wrestler pinned <mask> Wrestler due to Austin's interference. Team WWF won the match. After The Alliance was defeated, <mask> Undertaker inducted Jim Ross into Mr. McMahon: Kiss My Ass Club, which involved him planting the lips of Ross against McMahon's exposed buttocks. The "American Badass" biker went by the nickname "Big Evil" after cutting his long hair short. The WWF Hardcore Championship was won by Rob Van Dam.The next storyline for <mask> Taker began when Maven hit him with a dropkick at the Royal Rumble in January 2002. The <mask> brutally attacked Maven backstage after he eliminated him. <mask> lost the number one contendership for the Undisputed WWF Championship when he mentioned <mask>'s elimination at the Royal Rumble. <mask> lost his match with <mask> for the Hardcore Championship. The two faced off in a match at No Way Out. This interference led to a storyline with the wrestler, who declined a challenge to wrestle the wrestler at the event. As a result, David was attacked by his father.<mask>Undertaker threatened to hurt the daughter of Flair if he accepted the match. There was a no disqualification stipulation added to the match. The number one contender to the Undisputed WWF Championship was drafted to the Raw brand after he defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin at Backlash. Hogan defeated Triple H to win the title. The next night on Raw, <mask> lost to Rob Van Dam for the WWE Undisputed Championship; however, the match was restarted by the Raw owner, who pinned <mask> when his foot was on the rope, thus invalidating the pin attempt. On the July 1 episode of Raw, <mask> turned face again after defeating Jeff Hardy in a ladder match to retain the WWE Undisputed Championship and raising his hand as a show of respect. <mask> lost the title at Vengeance to <mask> Rock in a triple threat match.On the August 29 episode of SmackDown!, the man was moved to the other show. He remained with the brand until the first brand extension ended in 2011. At Unforgiven, the #1 contender for the renamed WWE Championship was defeated by Chris Benoit and Kurt Angle in a triple threat match, which resulted in a double disqualification. In the Hell in a Cell match, <mask> broke his hand in the match and lost to Lesnar. After Big Show threw him off the stage on the October 24 episode of SmackDown!, The Taker took a break. The wrestler returned to the ring in January of 2003 He defeated Big Show with a triangle choke at No Way Out.Nathan Jones came to the aid of A-Train after he tried to attack <mask>. Jones and Big Show were supposed to fight A-Train and Big Show in a tag team match at WrestleMania XIX, but the storyline was halted as Jones was trained to wrestle by <mask> Taker. <mask>Undertaker won the match with the help of Jones, who was removed before the match. <mask>Undertaker entered a brief feud with John Cena and was booked to have two WWE Championship opportunities over the course of the year. On September 4th, Brock Lesnar interfered in the match against Kurt Angle and the match ended in a no contest. The second match was a Biker Chain match between the two superstars, with the help of Vince McMahon. <mask>Undertaker lost a Buried Alive match against McMahon when Kane interfered.Kane claimed that he was "dead and buried forever" after the match. The Half-Badass hybrid Deadman reincarnation was a storyline that Kane was subjected to in the lead up to Wrestlemania XX. The first was during the Royal Rumble when Kane was eliminated by Booker T. The Deadman returned his identity, defeating Kane in a singles match with Paul Bearer by his side. The Deadman's presence, mannerisms, and entrances were significantly elaborated on, such as with special effects and rising and falling flames. The Deadman form of <mask> Taker was more humanized than any of his previous Deadman forms due to the fact that he had elements of his American Badass identity. The Dudley Boyz were ordered to kidnap Bearer by Paul Heyman.Heyman "took control" of the wrestler. At The Great American Bash, Heyman promised to bury Paul Bearer in cement if he did not lay down and purposely lose. <mask> stopped Heyman from burying Bearer, but after he claimed Bearer was a liability, he buried him himself. John "Bradshaw" Layfield was disqualified from a title match at SummerSlam when he challenged <mask> to a title match. The Last Ride match was the first of its kind, but <mask> lost after he was interfered with. After defeating Heidenreich in a match, <mask> turned his attention to the WWE Championship. He challenged JBL to a title match at Armageddon, but he was unsuccessful due to Heidenreich's interference.<mask>ndertaker sealed Heidenreich in a casket for the victory in the casket match at the Royal Rumble. Randy Orton challenged <mask> to a match at Wrestlemania 21 and claimed that he would end the wrestler's winning streak. Even with the help of his father, Orton lost. After a two-month hiatus,<mask> returned on the June 16 edition of SmackDown!, but lost to JBL due to interference from Randy Orton. The Randy Orton/<mask> feud was put on the back burner because of his interference. It was one of the most controversial moments in the history of the company. The show was taped on July 4, 2005Daivari was placed in a match against <mask> Wrestler at The Great American Bash, but he was quickly defeated by <mask> Wrestler. Five masked men dressed in black shirts, ski-masks and camouflage pants were summoned by Hassan after the match. The masked men beat <mask> with clubs and a piano wire and put him in a camel clutch. The masked men lifted Daivari above their heads and carried him away. The London bombings took place three days later. There was an advisory warning shown several times during the broadcast on The Score in Canada and on UPN in the United States. It was removed from the broadcasts in Australia and Europe.The angle was covered by the New York Post, TV Guide, Variety and other major media outlets. In response to the criticism, UPN decided to keep a close eye on the storyline and didn't want the character on the network that week. When UPN announced that the segment would be edited, WWE decided to host the video of the segment on its official website. In the segment, he said that he was an Arab-American and that the American people assumed that he was a terrorist. Despite being in character, he referred to the real-world media coverage of the storyline, singling out the New York Post's Don Kaplan by name and denouncing his description of the events on SmackDown!, such as Kaplan's comment of the masked men being "Arabs in According to a statement delivered by his attorney Thomas Whitney, Hassan refused to appear on the show until he was treated better by the media and the fans. In July 2005, it was revealed that the UPN had pressured the WWE to keep Hassan off their network.The Great American Bash resulted in the number one contender to the World Heavyweight Championship being defeated. The Last Ride was delivered through an open stage ramp onto a concrete floor. According to reports, Hassan had to be rushed to a nearby medical facility after sustaining serious injuries. A few days later, a video of a kayfabe announcement from <mask> was uploaded to the website. At SummerSlam, it was revealed that Hassan was going to break Randy Orton's record for being the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in the history of the company. <mask>ndertaker lost to JBL in a number-one contender's match once again due to interference from Orton, reviving their feud that was put on hiatus. In a match at SummerSlam, Orton defeated <mask>.The storyline intensified as the two taunted each other with caskets, leading to a handicap casket match in which <mask> lost to Randy and his father. The casket was set on fire after the match. When the charred casket was opened again, the dead man was nowhere to be found. The Dark Side Deadman was resurrected at the Survivor Series when a casket was struck by lightening and went up in flames. TheUndertaker burst from the flaming casket in rage, battering and brutalizing an entire ring full of athletes as a message to Orton. He reappeared as a less two-dimensional Deadman/Badass incarnation, eliminating many elements associated with his biker identity that previously made for a full hybrid, such as replacing loose-fitting athletic pants with spandex tights, less use of the last ride as his finish, etc. The bright side was represented by Shawn Michaels, while the dark side was represented by <mask>.The wrestler returned on the show. The Hell in a Cell match would be set up in December. Calaway took a break from professional wrestling after the Hell in a Cell encounter. During Kurt Angle's celebration of his World Heavyweight Championship defense against Mark Henry on a horse-drawn cart in January 2006 at the Royal Rumble, <mask> signaled for a title shot by using his supernatural powers to collapse the wrestling ring that he stood in. As part of their storyline feud, <mask> lost his match with Angle at No Way Out after a 30-minute match, in which he took to a more ground-based submission style to combat Angle's trademark freestyle wrestling. The wrestler was cornered by the wrestler after the match. On the March 3 edition of SmackDown!, Henry attacked <mask> from behind, costing him the title, a match that utilized the wrestling styles of their previous encounter.<mask>Undertaker challenged Henry to a casket match at Wrestlemania 22 and Henry vowed to end his opponent's winning streak. <mask>Undertaker sealed Henry in the casket, winning the match and extending his streak to 14 matches. The Great Khali made his debut on the next episode of the show after attacking <mask>r. <mask> was not heard from until the May 5 episode of SmackDown!, after <mask> challenged him to a match at Judgment Day. The ECW World Champion Big Show replaced Khali, who was removed from the match because he was not medically fit. <mask> replaced Khali with Big Show to punish him for attacking <mask> Taker before the match. After interfering with King Booker's match with <mask> Taker at SummerSlam, Khali was challenged to a Last Man Standing Match.Long announced the Last Man Standing Match ahead of time for the August 18 edition of the show. Instead. <mask> won the match by hitting Khali with the steel stairs and finishing him with a chokeslam. It was Khali's first defeat and ended his feud with <mask>. The United States Champion Mr. Kennedy was disqualified from the next match after theUndertaker hit him with the championship belt. The Brothers of Destruction were reformed on the November 3 edition of SmackDown!, defeating the reluctant opposition team of Mr. Kennedy and Montel Vontavious Porter, with whom Kane was feuding at the time. Kennedy defeated <mask> in a First Blood match at Survivor Series, but was defeated by Kennedy in a Last Ride match at Armageddon.The two continued their feud into the year 2007, as Kennedy prevented <mask> from getting a title shot at the Royal Rumble. On the January 26 episode of SmackDown!, <mask> won a battle royal to qualify for the Royal Rumble match. On January 28, 2007, <mask> became the first man to enter the Royal Rumble at number 30 and win the match, after eliminating Shawn Michaels. On the February 5 episode of Raw, the man known as "Taker" attacked the man known as "Batista" with a chokeslam. At No Way Out, the World Tag Team Championship was up for grabs, but the team of John Cena and Shawn Michaels were able to pin Taker after he was hit with a spinebuster by Batista. On April 1st, at Wrestlemania 23, the man who goes by the name of "Taker" defeated the man who goes by the name of "Batista" to win his first World Heavyweight Championship. The Last Man Standing match was between the two wrestlers.The match ended in a draw after neither man got to their feet by the referee's count of ten. There was a steel cage match on the May 11 episode of the show. Both men's feet touched the floor at the same time. After the match, Edge ran to the ring and cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase, forcing Taker into a second title defense. Although he kicked out of two quick pin attempts, <mask> was pinned by Edge after two spears and lost the World Heavyweight Championship. The wrestler took time off due to a torn bicep. During his rehabilitation, Henry bragged about his assault on the wrestler.<mask>ndertaker defeated Henry at Unforgiven on September 16. At Cyber Sunday, the fans chose Stone Cold Steve Austin as the special guest referee, but the World Heavyweight Championship was retained by Batista. They battled again inside Hell in a Cell, where Edge came back and interfered to help Batista retain the World Heavyweight Championship. The general manager of the company was sent to the hospital by <mask> on the November 23 episode of the show. <mask> declared a triple threat match for the title between the three men at Armageddon, which Edge won after interference from <mask> Brothers. After being eliminated by Shawn Michaels in the Royal Rumble match on January 27, 2008, the wrestler entered the match as the number one contender. The number one contender for Edge's World Heavyweight Championship was defeated by <mask> in the Elimination Chamber match at No Way Out, where he defeated Edge with the Hell's Gate submission hold.At Backlash, Edge was defeated for the second time by <mask> to retain the World Heavyweight Championship. The title was stripped from <mask> on the May 2 episode of SmackDown after he was banned from his Hell's Gate submission hold. The title of the vacant title was won by <mask> by countout. The title remained vacant because titles could not be changed in this way. The winner of the One Night Stand in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match would face Edge for the vacant title. The wrestler was

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texts: forced to leave the company. <mask> won the SummerSlam match against Edge because he was scheduled to face him at Hell in a Cell.<mask>Undertaker chokeslammed Edge from the top of a ladder and through the ring canvas after the match. After this match, Guerrero tried to make a peace offering with <mask> by apologizing, but he told her that he was not the kind of person who would forgive. At Unforgiven, as <mask> approached the ring to "take Guerrero's soul" and take her in a casket, Big Show appeared and betrayed him. <mask> and Big Show faced each other in a match, where Big Show won by knockout. <mask> defeated Big Show in a Last Man Standing match after defeating Hell's Gate. On the November 7 episode of SmackDown, <mask> was involved in a feud with Jeff Hardy, who interfered in his match with Vladimir Kozlov. Big Show interfered in the Extreme Rules match between Hardy and <mask> Taker.<mask> defeated Big Show in a steel cage match and in a casket match at Survivor Series to end the feud. At No Way Out, <mask> was part of the Championship Elimination Chamber match, but he was the runner-up behind Triple H. The fact that he had never before defeated Michaels in a singles match was one of the reasons why this feud was two-dimensional. Michaels made his Christian objections to the demonic dark side nature of the Deadman gimmick personal, and even created his own bright side anti-Deadman variant of the gimmick. In the final match of the feud, Michaels made an entrance from high in the air, portraying his bright side anti-Deadman, while <mask> made a grave-risen entrance from the ground. The Undertaker extended his winning streak to 17–0 after defeating Michaels in a competitive wrestling match. Their match was highly acclaimed by critics and audiences alike and is now considered to be one of the greatest WrestleMania matches of all time.On the April 24 episode of SmackDown, after losing a match against Big Show by knockout, <mask> attacked Big Show. The wrestler took another break from the company. At SummerSlam in August, <mask> attacked CM Punk, who had just won the World Heavyweight Championship from Jeff Hardy in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match. <mask> faced Punk in a submission match. The match was restarted by <mask> was still in effect. Punk went on to win the match with his anaconda vise when the referee called for the bell, despite the fact that the Montreal Screwjob took place in the same venue in 1997. <mask> was officially lifted from the ban on the September 25 episode of the show.The feud between the two continued and at Hell in a Cell, <mask> won the World Heavyweight Championship from Punk in a Hell in a Cell match. On the October 23 episode of SmackDown, theUndertaker successfully defended the title against CM Punk, in a fatal four-way match at Bragging Rights, in a triple threat match against Chris Jericho and Big Show, and in a triple threat match against Rey Mysterio and CM Punk. He defeated Batista in the Tables, Ladders and Chairs match for the title when the match was resumed by Long after he had used a low blow. On the next night of Raw,<mask> competed in a tournament to crown the 2009 Superstar of the Year, but lost to Randy Orton by countout in the first round. During his ring entrance at the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view, a pyrotechnics malfunction temporarily engulfed <mask> in flames, but he was able to continue with his match. Chris Jericho said on multiple occasions that the pyrotechnician responsible for the accident was immediately escorted from the arena and relieved of his employment with the company, following a threat of violence from Calaway. Calaway explained that he had previously expressed his concerns to the technician, but was ignored.He believes he was saved from serious injury by applying water to his hair and changing his attire minutes before the accident. Shawn Michaels was forced to retire after theUndertaker accepted his offer for a second time. In addition, this match made both <mask> and Michaels the first men in WWE history to main event WrestleMania in three different decades (<mask> main evented Wrestlemania 13 and XII in 1997 and 2008 and Michaels main evented Wrestlemania XII and XIV in 1996 and 1998 and  On May 28, he defeated Rey Mysterio to qualify for the Fatal 4-Way pay-per-view, where he will compete for the World Heavyweight title. By the end of the match, <mask> had suffered a concussion, broken orbital bone, and broken nose, and he was bleeding profusely on camera. Kane was able to cover for the injury by having Mysterio take his place in the match and win the World Heavyweight Championship. Kane defeated Mysterio to win the World Heavyweight Championship.Kane and Mysterio accused each other of being behind the attack. Kane and Rey Mysterio attacked <mask> at SummerSlam after he returned to confront them. The two were enemies for the next few months after Kane was revealed as his attacker. Kane defeated Paul Bearer in a No Holds Barred match on the September 24 episode of SmackDown. Kane won again in a Hell in a Cell match after Bearer turned on him. Kane defeated <mask> in a Buried Alive match at Bragging Rights. He was written off because of surgery for a torn rotator cuff.The final years of <mask> Streak were shown in promotional videos, which showed <mask> entering and standing within a Western-style old house on a rainy desert. The date 2–21–11 was burned into the screen during each promo. Triple H confronted <mask> before he could speak on the February 21 episode of Raw. The No Holds Barred match was made after the two challenged each other to a match. He was carried away from the ring on a stretcher. The <mask> wouldn't have another match on Raw or SmackDown until 2013; he took on a more part-time role within the company. On the January 30, 2012 episode of Raw, <mask> confronted Triple H for the first time in nine months.Triple H accepted the challenge on the condition that it would be a Hell in a Cell match and that Shawn Michaels would be the special guest referee. <mask> defeated Triple H at the Wrestlemania XXVIII to extend his streak to 20 years. Triple H was carried to the entrance stage by <mask> after the match. Kane was confronted by Jinder Mahal, Tyler Reks, Hunico, Camacho and Drew McIntyre on the 1000th episode of Raw in July of 2012 and <mask> Taker appeared to help him. The six other wrestlers were defeated by the Brothers of Destruction. The Wrestler opened the show on Old School Raw with his signature entrance. Punk won the fatal four-way match to determine who would face him at Wrestlemania 29After the real-life death of Paul Bearer on March 5, 2013, a storyline involving Punk regularly spiting <mask> through displays of flippancy and disrespect towards Bearer's death began. Punk interrupted <mask>Undertaker's ceremony to honor Bearer on Raw, stealing the trademark urn and later using it to attack Kane, humiliate The Brothers of Destruction and mock Bearer. The Wrestler took back the urn after defeating Punk at the event. Kane and Daniel Bryan made the save when <mask>ndertaker after he paid his respects to Bearer. Kane and Bryan were defeated by <mask> on the April 22 episode of Raw. He wrestled his final SmackDown match four days later, defeating Shield member Dean Ambrose by submission. Ambrose and the rest of The Shield performed a triple powerbomb on the wrestler after he was attacked by them.On the February 24, 2014, episode of Raw, <mask> returned to confront Brock and accepted his challenge for a match at Wrestlemania XXX. After 25 minutes and three F-5s, Lesnar won the match by pinfall, ending <mask>'s streak in what was described as the most shocking result in WWE history. In the first minutes of the match,<mask> suffered a severe concussion and was hospitalized. In December of last year, Vince McMahon said that it was his final decision to have Brock Lesnar end <mask>reak. McMahon justified his decision that it would greatly enhance the formidability of Lesnar to set up the next event and that there were no other viable candidates to fill his role. In February 2015, Bray Wyatt began a series of cryptic promos which led to Fastlane, where he challenged Taker to a match at WrestleMania 31, which he accepted. After two Tombstone Piledrivers, the wrestler known as "Taker" defeated the wrestler known as "Wyatt".During the Battleground match in July, Brock Lesnar was on the verge of defeating the other wrestler, but the match ended in a disqualification win for the other wrestler. The next night on Raw, the wrestler explained his actions as revenge for allowing <mask> to apply Hell's Gate and 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- 888-609- At Hell in a Cell, The Undertaker was defeated by Lesnar in a Hell in a Cell match after he hit him with a low blow and executed the third F-5 of the match. The crowd gaveUndertaker an applause after his loss to Lesnar, but he was attacked and captured by The Wyatt Family, who carried him away from the ring.After ambushing and capturing Kane the next night on Raw, Wyatt explained that he had claimed their souls and stole their demonic powers. The Brothers of Destruction came back on the November 9 episode of Raw and attacked The Wyatt Family, setting up a tag team match at the upcoming Survivor Series. The Brothers of Destruction defeated the other two contestants. On the February 22, 2016 episode of Raw, Vince McMahon placed his son, Shane McMahon, in a Hell in a Cell match against <mask> with a promise that if he won, he would gain control of Raw. It was decided by Vince that the final match at the event would be the one between the twoUndertaker's. After weeks of mind games and physical confrontations, the rivalry between the two men ended on April 3. On the 900th episode of SmackDown on November 15, <mask> Taker came back and issued a threat to Team SmackDown if they failed to defeat Team Raw at the upcoming Survivor Series pay-per-view.<mask> appeared on the January 9, 2017, episode of Raw, where he announced his participation in the Royal Rumble match and said he was a free agent. The wrestler appeared on the January 23 episode of Raw to confront Brock and Goldberg. The number 29 entrant, <mask>, was eliminated by the number 30 entrant, Roman Reigns, during the Royal Rumble on January 29th. The wrestler performed a chokeslam on the March 6 episode of Raw. The No Holds Barred match took place on April 2, where the winner of the match would go on to compete in the main event. After the match, the wrestler left his gloves, coat, and hat in the center of the ring. The Wrestler took part in the Raw 25 Years episode of Raw on January 22, 2018, his first post-Wrestlemania 33 appearance.<mask>Undertaker was challenged to a match by John Cena in the months prior to the event. In the middle of the ring, where he had left them the previous year and were struck by lightning, was the hat and coat of the man who had left them. The wrestler beat the wrestler in a three-minute squash match. <mask> defeated Rusev in a casket match at the Greatest Royal Rumble event. At the Super Show-Down in Australia on October 6, Kane and Shawn Michaels were with <mask> and Triple H as they faced off in a no disqualification match. The wrestler lost the match after being interfered with. After the match, the four men shook hands as a sign of respect, however, Kane andUndertaker would attack them.The Brothers of Destruction and D-Generation X faced each other at Crown Jewel on November 2, where <mask> and Kane lost. On the April 8, 2019, episode of Raw, the night after the first WrestleMania in 19 years without his involvement, <mask> interrupted and attacked one of his musical performances. The main event of Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia on June 7 was a match between Goldberg and <mask> Taker, their first match against each other. On the June 24, 2019, episode of Raw, during a handicap match in which Roman Reigns was dominated by Drew McIntyre, <mask> suddenly appeared and attacked McMahon and McIntyre. Extreme Rules will feature a No Holds Barred tag team match between McMahon and McIntyre. They won at Extreme Rules. At Super ShowDown in Saudi Arabia on February 27, 2020, <mask> Wrestler returned as a replacement in a gauntlet match.He won the Tuwaiq Mountain Trophy after replacing Rey Mysterio in the match. On the March 2, 2020, episode of Raw, Styles made fun of <mask> Taker by taunting him and at the Elimination Chamber, <mask> Taker attacked Styles in a no disqualification match. On the next night of Raw, Styles challenged <mask> to a match. Over the next few weeks, Styles would continue to insult <mask> by bashing his true self as Mark Calaway, instead of bashing his Deadman gimmick. The feud saw Styles refer to <mask> by his real name, Mark Calaway, and level zingers and criticisms at him in relation to Calaway's wife. For the first time in years, <mask> broke from his Deadman persona and spoke as Mark Calaway. Calaway made appearances in leather jackets and bandanas.The Unholy Trinity is a combination of <mask> Deadman, American Badass, and himself as Mark Calaway. In a fight dubbed a "Boneyard match", he and Styles fought in a secluded rural locale. Despite the help of Gallows and Anderson, <mask>taker would bury Styles in an empty grave to win the match and record the 25th victory of his career. The retirement match was praised in the media as being incredibly entertaining. In an absolutely incredible match, which can be described as a truly cinematic experience, it was Taker who claimed another soul at the grandest stage of them all. On June 21, 2020, during the final episode of theUndertaker: The Last Ride documentary, <mask> retired from the industry; in a November interview he confirmed that he was officially retired. Wrestlers and other public figures paid tribute to him on their own social media pages.The most important venue in professional wrestling paid tribute to him. At the conclusion of the Survivor Series event on November 22, which marked thirty years since his first appearance in World Wrestling Entertainment, <mask> gave an emotional farewell speech, in which he reiterated that his career was over, and he wore his trademark trench coat and hat. A ten-bell salute was given for <mask> character as he did his traditional kneeling pose, and a hologram of Paul Bearer was projected in the ring. 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texts: one-man show Hall of Fame dedicated to <mask>, because of his legend status in the company. Under his undead, funereal, and macabre horror-themed gimmick, he frequently took to alarmist tactics to disrupt the focus and confidence of his rivals.Often, these alarmist tactics were morbid and used props to reflect his opponent's demise: caskets, body bags, corspe-like effigies, cemeteries, hearses, and the like. In the character's birthplace of Death Valley, the signature maneuver of the Tombstone Piledriver, a wrestling pin that had the opponent resemble a corpse with their arms crossed over, was used to evoke funerals and death. The Deadman had a list of special matches that were personalized to his character: Last Ride Match, Buried Alive Match, Casket Match, Body Bag Match, etc. Filled with bells and whistles, <mask>'s presence and indignation were signaled by funeral tolls, settings of pitch-black darkness turned blue/purple half-light, hazy fog, thunder, lightning strikes, and other bone-chilling scenes and sound activity. The Deadman gimmick sometimes gave way to reincarnations of <mask>'s resurrections. While maintaining his general character premise as death personified with accompanying alarmist tactics throughout all sagas of the Deadman, each incarnation took on its own distinct appearance and characterization. Some Deadman incarnations were zombie-like while others were more humanized.The first Deadman incarnation depicted him as a menacing version of the Wild West undertakers depicted in television westerns. He wore a black trench coat, gray-striped tie, gray-ribboned, black hat, gray boot spats, and gray gloves. The Deadman character development includessleeve tattoos, longer/straightened/black hair, purple/blue color representation, elements of thunder and lightening, etc. He wouldn't surface until his first reincarnation into what was his Real Deadman variation, lasting from SummerSlam 94' (rebirthed from a death angle with Yokozuna with updated character features to contrast from the fake, impostor Deadman character played by Brian Lee) through Bur He was portrayed as impervious to pain, something accomplished by Calaway not selling his opponents' attacks. The sit-up was one of the ways in which this was showcased. Paul Bearer was introduced to represent and guide The Deadman.Playing a key role, Bearer used an urn to transmit mysterious powers to <mask>Undertaker that had revitalizing effects on him during combat. The druids are a team of mysterious, incognito cult-like members dressed in black hooded clergy robes. There was a choir chanting when the druids were present. As opposed to EMTs or medical personnel used for the rest of WWF/E talent, the druids typically appeared for the purpose of removing <mask>Undertaker where he had seemingly been extinguished by his enemies. The enemies who were thought to have killed <mask> were also seen being reproduced by the druids. A stylized throat-slashing gesture, grimacing facial expressions fit with eyeballs rolled back, backwards hair-whips, and fixed stares on adversaries are just a few of the trademark quirks and themes that <mask> took to. The Deadman's main attraction was his elaborately "bone-chilling" entrances.His magic powers were on display in the moments before he entered the ring. The Deadman used an extended version of Frédéric Chopin's Funeral March as his theme music. The historic melody was embellished with a pre- and post-chorus to a main chorus of bell tolls and an original transition section to the song. The funereal music helped project "tragedy and sadness and all these different elements that touch on the mysterious backstory of The Undertaker's character". After a hiatus, Calaway came back in 2000 with a semifictional redneck biker identity, abandoning his fully fictional Deadman identity. He rode to the ring on motorcycles, chewed tobacco, wore leather garments and/or denim, and wore sporty fashion accessories. His entrance music was replaced with popular rock songs of the time, initially Kid Rock's "American Bad Ass" (from which The Undertaker's subtitle used to refer to this second identity derived), and eventually Limp Bizkit's "Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)".Calaway wanted to be the guy in everyday life that he wanted to be the biker. The transition from Deadman to American Badass took 3 and a half years and ended in 2004. 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"Big Evil", "Booger Red", etc., are some of the nicknames associated with his American BadassUndertaker identity. "Taker", "The Phenom", etc., are some of the nicknames that were not identity specific.The Undertaker has a dark and disturbed family history which involves him burning down his family funeral home as a teenager in order to kill his parents and brother as well. TheUndertaker initially denied his former manager Paul Bearer's charges of him committing the murder of his family, but he would not confess to them until a year later. The younger brother was charged by his brother, who described him as a "pyromaniac". Bearer warned that the brother, "Kane", was alive and well. In 1997 at In Your House Badd Blood, Bearer unleashed a Kane who was fit with a mask to hide the scars from The Taker's fire. The relationship with Bearer added to the pendulum and complexity, as they went back and forth from one extreme to the other, feuding barbarically at points and teaming as The Brothers of Destruction at other. Kane won all of their matches in the final feud.The wrestler's performance and move set were carried out with a lot of character driven physical theatre and kinesics. In keeping with his Deadman routine, <mask> was slow and measured in his movement and offense. Taking his opponents and audience by surprise, he combined his slow, measured physicality with wrestling moves and action uncharacteristic of a wrestler of his vast height and weight. Flying clotheslines, guillotine leg drops, running DDTs, ability to land on his feet poised and motionless, are just a few of the aerial, swift, agility, loose-limbed and animated moves that <mask> was known for. The wrestler would perform an arm twist ropewalk chop dubbed "Old School" during his matches. Calaway's performance of The Deadman won him the Best Gimmick award for 5 years in a row. For the majority of his career, Calaway was so private that he wasn't seen outside of his character in the media.Calaway's approach of presenting only in character publicly was done in order to maintain the mystique of the Deadman and facilitate disbelief suspension. However, during the last few years of his wrestling career, he allowed himself to be seen out of character, giving interviews as Mark Calaway and filming a documentary called The Last Ride. One of the greatest wrestlers of all time has a Legacy and reception. In a Digital Spy poll, <mask> Undertaker was voted the greatest wrestler of all time. IGN named him the second greatest wrestler of all time and described him as one of the most respected wrestlers and characters in the business. Like a priceless artifact. Luis Paez-Pumar of Complex wrote that The Undertaker is the best gimmick in the history of professional wrestling.The Undertaker was listed as the fifth greatest wrestler of all time. His matches with Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemanias XXV and XXVI were both Match of the Year in 2009, and 2010 respectively, and were met with critical praise. Vince McMahon and Mark Henry have both said that <mask>taker is their favorite professional wrestler of all time. Jim Ross, a former company executive, said that <mask> is the greatest big man in the history of wrestling. The Undertaker is the greatest wrestler of all time. The most consecutive victories by the wrestler was recognized by the Guinness World Records. Telegraph journalist Tom Fordy called <mask> Wrestler the world's greatest sportsman.Deadman's character is one of the best in professional wrestling. The Wrestling Observer Newsletters Best Gimmick award was given to him. A character that has been a cornerstone of the WWE for more than three decades was named by Tim Friorvant. The greatest character in the history of professional wrestling may have been <mask>. A 12-minute match between <mask> and Stone Cold Steve Austin drew a 9 rating in 1999. It is the highest-rated segment in Raw history. In contrast to the high praise he received during the majority of his career,<mask> was criticized for continuing to wrestle through the latter part of his career.Calaway stated that he lost his confidence after suffering a concussion in his match. After his second defeat against Roman Reigns, Luis Paez-Pumar of Rolling Stone said that <mask> should have retired when <mask> Streak was broken, but "lived on to pass the rub on to Reigns in the sloppiest, saddest manner possible". The wrestler said he was disappointed by his performance. IGN posted an article titled "<mask>'s return was awesome, but now he needs to retire". After his match at Crown Jewel in November, Wade Keller wrote thatUndertaker looked "brittle" and "they need to accept their limitations, stop pretending they belong in main events." Bryan Rose of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter called his match with Goldberg at Super ShowDown "sad more than anything". Dave Meltzer wrote in his review that Goldberg has juice left, while the wrestler doesn't.The match in 2020 was called a disaster by the wrestler. The two later matches, teaming with Roman Reigns against Drew McIntyre andShane McMahon at Extreme Rules 2019, as well as his cinematic Boneyard match with AJ Styles at WrestleMania 36, were both widely praised, with many fans and critics alike citing both matches as his best performances. The latter was ranked #1 on WWE.com's 25 best matches of 2020 and the former was ranked #25 on WWE.com's 25 best matches of 2019. The Slammy Award for 2020's Match of the Year would be won by the Boneyard match. Calaway was married to his first wife, Jodi Lynn, between 1989 and 1999 and they have a son. Calaway married Sara Frank in 2000. She was acknowledged as Calaway's wife when she appeared with the WWF in 2001 as part of a feud between Calaway and Diamond Dallas Page.They had two daughters together before divorcing. He married a former wrestler. Their first child together was a girl named Kaia Faith Calaway. In the 1990s, Calaway started a "posse" called the Bone Street Krew that consisted of fellow wrestlers. The initials "BSK" were tattooed on each member's body. Calaway and Scott Everhart invest in real estate. The two finished construction on a building in Colorado called "The Calahart" in 2007.The Zeus Compton Calaway Save the Animals Fund was established by Calaway and his ex-wife, Sara, to help pay for life-saving treatments for large-breed dogs. Calaway likes boxing and mixed martial arts. He earned a black belt in 2011. In mid-2020, Calaway was slammed by some of his WWE fans for tacit support of Blue Lives Matter, a countermovement against Black Lives Matter, in which he donned a T-shirt that displayed the Blue Lives Matter logo in televised editions of his tell-all professional wrestling biography. According to comments in 2020 by Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Calaway and Chris Jericho are active Trump supporters, the two making the largest donations of all professional wrestling athletes to the 2020 Trump reelection campaign. If he were to run for president, Calaway would endorse The Rock. Calaway felt that The Rock could be the great "uniter" because of the political divide in the United States.Calaway made his film debut as Hutch in the 1991 film Suburban Commando. He appeared on Poltergeist: The Legacy and Celebrity Deathmatch. In 2002, Calaway appeared out of character on the Canadian sports show Off the Record with Michael Landsberg. The voice of <mask>taker is rowspan 3. 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